DNZ scope mounts

[victor3ranger]

You like them, like to hear more, I've been using Vortex and am happy with them. But like to hear more about DNZ, are the pricy.?

I wouldn't say that they are cheap but I have them on my magnums and they have served me well

 

[victor3ranger]

I have the mounts on 300 wby mag and 30-06 Rem 7600. Only issue I had was the 300 mounting screws were a bit too long and would protrude into the action area. i like the fact they are constructed out of a single piece of billeted aluminum. I might be wrong but my rational was less hardware less to worry about and track down if there is an issue. I've run 50 rounds through the 300 WBY no Loss of accuracy or interference with ejection

Same reason I started using them

 

[HunterLV]

I agree with NineRing62's observations. One piece, no lining up the second set of rings. They hold tight and have multiple heights available. Want stainless colored to match your barrel? They usually have them. Most of my rifles (Tikka uses Opti-Lock) have DNZ on them. I have never had an issue.

 

[victor3ranger]

Torquing screws on scope mounts could be a topic of its own.
Many of us remember when you just tightened them down hard with a regular old screwdriver.
And with at least some scopes you still can.

Yep

 

[victor3ranger]

There's nothing wrong with them, but once you try American rifle company rings and see how easy it is to mount a scope, it's hard to use anything else..

I don't guess I have ever heard of them

 

[comfisherman]

I don't guess I have ever heard of them

If you thought dnz were pricey...

Arc are cool rings and have a set in a rifle with a built in rail.

Still love how clean a direct mount can be.

 

[victor3ranger]

If you thought dnz were pricey...

Arc are cool rings and have a set in a rifle with a built in rail.

Still love how clean a direct mount can be.

I don't really think they are pricey but for sure they aren't cheap

 

[milesbubba]

I have the mounts on 300 wby mag and 30-06 Rem 7600. Only issue I had was the 300 mounting screws were a bit too long and would protrude into the action area. i like the fact they are constructed out of a single piece of billeted aluminum. I might be wrong but my rational was less hardware less to worry about and track down if there is an issue. I've run 50 rounds through the 300 WBY no Loss of accuracy or interference with ejection

They offer different screw size and options on their website, i bought spares in case

 

[CNY Yote Hunter]

Have a few of them, couple one piece and the others 2 piece. They are a solid product!!

 

[coueskiller43]

I have two sets and am happy with them. I was a little worried at first about having a single screw on each side of the ring caps but have had no issues losing zero. You can get them often on eBay for a good price.

 

[Ninering62]

I have two sets and am happy with them. I was a little worried at first about having a single screw on each side of the ring caps but have had no issues losing zero. You can get them often on eBay for a good price.

Yes, they may look like they won't hold a 50mm scope on with mag recoil, but they certainly do & just fine I might add.
DNZ now has a heavy duty ring thats twice as wide with 2 screws per side for those worried about issues with the 1 screw design. Like I've said, I've had them on a 7mm mag & a 300 WM & never any kind of issues or complaints. They really are very well designed & made. I prob sound like I'm getting paid from DNZ, but I can assure you, I am not.

 

[Chino Tom]

I have them on my 4 hunting rifles. They are rock solid. I know most don't ever drop their rifles, but i'm not one of them. Never had a scope misaligned.

 

[victor3ranger]

Well, sounds like I made a good choice, with all you guys having the same experience that I have had makes me feel a lot better

 

[SALTINE WARRIOR]

Lowest I could find for the compact scope on my mountain rifle.